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Walnut Lane Bridge Will Close For 5 Months on April 1
The 108-year-old Walnut Lane Bridge over Wissahickon Creek will be closed for renovations for five months starting April 1, the Pennsylvania Department of Transportation announced […]
Budget-Conscious Brides, Rejoice: H&M is Now Doing Bridalwear
Just last week, thanks to the launch of ModCloth’s new bridal collection, PW editor Carrie and I were talking about how many options there are […]
Report: Phillies Offer Maikel Franco 6-Year, $39M Deal
Maikel Franco has been a man possessed this spring. He’s hit seven homers already — the most in all of baseball during spring training. Just today, […]
Atlantic City May Stop Paying Employees After April 8th
UPDATE, 5:30 p.m.: Atlantic City mayor Don Guardian announced City Hall is shutting down on April 8th at 4:30 p.m. It will remain closed until […]
Chris Christie Jokes Are No Longer Just About His Weight
Chris Christie jokes used to be mostly about his weight. As Matt Katz chronicles in American Governor, his recent biography of the New Jersey governor, Christie’s […]
Camden Waterfront Development Approved, With Tweaks
The New Jersey Economic Development Authority signed off on Liberty Property Trust’s ambitious $1 billion plan to redesign the Camden waterfront last week after Liberty […]
Easter Brunch Options at Philadelphia Restaurants
Easter comes to us this Sunday, March 27th and of course lots of restaurants are offering special Easter brunches with the likes of lemon ricotta pancakes […]
6 Things to Keep in Mind Before Starting Your Wedding Diet
Whether or not you choose to embark on a healthy-eating and fitness spree in the months leading up to your wedding is completely up to you, […]
Comcast and Amazon Are Joining Forces
Comcast announced today it will begin selling cable and Internet service through the Amazon.com website.. TVPredictions.com first reported that Amazon has created a page called the “Amazon […]
Did Ed Rendell “Mess Up” Taxes for DNC Donors?
The New York Post is reporting that Ed Rendell started collecting donations before the city’s Democratic National Convention Host Committee received its official 501(c)(3) nonprofit […]
Frustration Sets In As Sixers Fall to Celtics
For the Sixers, last night’s game against the Celtics followed a familiar path: dig a big hole in the first quarter, fight their way back, […]
Check Out These Photos of BFFs Andy Cohen & Anderson Cooper Crashing a Wedding in Santa Barbara
In the latest edition of celebrities crashing weddings, we bring you this: While in Santa Barbara last week for the most recent stop on their unscripted […]
Police: Deadly Toll Plaza Robbery Committed by Retired Trooper
Officials say that a retired Pennsylvania State Trooper killed two men during an attempted toll plaza robbery on Sunday, then was killed in a shootout […]
Tonight: Grubhouse Tacos at Sancho Pistola’s
Sancho Pistola’s Fishtown Taco Exchange series continues this evening with the Grubhouse crew coming in for “Yada Yada” Tacos. We could tell you what the tacos are […]
A Thousand Dollar Dinner At Osteria?
The rivalry between New York and Philadelphia as food cities has persisted for more than 150 years. Back in 1851, a bunch of New York […]